Iranian FM: Vienna meeting may be “last chance” to save nuclear deal

The meeting of the joint commission on the implementation of the Joint Comprehensive Action Plan on the Iranian nuclear program (JCPOA), to be held today in Vienna, may be the last chance to save the deal.

Report informs citing the TASS that official representative of the Iranian Foreign Ministry Abbas Mousavi told.

"I think this meeting can be the last chance for the remaining parties...to gather and see how they can meet their commitments towards Iran," Mousavi said.

He expressed hope that besides the previous declarations and already published statements, the participants will take real and effective steps to convince Iran of their commitment to the agreements at the forthcoming meeting.”

Notably, at the Vienna meeting, the representatives of Iran, Russia, Great Britain, Germany, China and France, as well as EU diplomats will discuss how to preserve the JCPOA, whose fate is threatened due to the sanctions pressure of the US, which came out of the agreement.